Summer Cod Fishing Røst, Lofoten Islands in northern Norway are a true paradise for fishing enthusiasts. Røst fishing camp, located on one of the archipelago’s most isolated islands, offers a unique experience for summer cod fishing.
Cod fishing at Røst fishing camp is well known for its rich water’s, particularly when we talk about cod fishing. Located at the tip of the Lofoten archipelago, Røst benefits from an abundance of ocean currents that attract a wide variety of fish. It offers a unique position where all the fishing spots are accessible within a range of a few nautical miles. Fishing is not only a popular activity here, but also deeply rooted in the local culture.
Summer in Røst offers ideal conditions for cod fishing. The endless days of the midnight sun mean that fishing is possible almost 24 hours a day. It’s offering more time to enjoy the activity. Temperatures are mild, and average winds at their lowest of the year. Making the experience pleasant and accessible even for less experienced anglers. This table shows what to expect in terms of average temperature:
For summer cod fishing in Røst, here are some recommendations for your equipment:
Røst Fishing Camp is renowned for offering big specimen over 20 kilos on a regular basis. It’s not uncommon to catch fish up to 25 kilos and more, without having to venture into the deep. And we are not talking here about the spawning migration of the “SKREI”. The population of cod is local, and the spawning period is over when we open the camp. Røst offers well-marked spots with alternating currents. This means you’ll find an abundance of exceptional fish. For amateur anglers, this means great catches can be made without having to venture out into the open sea.
For a successful cod fishing experience in Røst, it’s important to understand the behavior of this fish and prepare accordingly. Our team will help you to understand the key factors to a successful fishing. Feel free to contact us. Summer conditions are ideal for exploring the remote waters of Rost fishing camp, where big cod abound on shallow waters.